For the abstract to be considered, at least one of the authors must be registered to LATICFA Congress 2022 before August 31th, 2022. (Read Abstract Instruccions).
Complete all the required sections of the abstract submission form. Failure to complete the required fields will result in an incomplete abstract. Incomplete abstracts cannot be reviewed.
Completed submissions will be anonymously graded by the Scientific Committee. Name(s) of author(s) and statements of affiliation are not allowed in the title or abstract text.
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• Abstract submission opens on February 18th. 2022
• Abstract submission closes on July 15th, 2022
• Abstract admission communication to the speakers: August 1st, 2022
• Deadline for presenters to register (at least the author): August 31th, 2022
All abstracts are reviewed as potential oral presentation or electronic poster presentations with the Scientific Committee making the final decision. Submitting authors may wish to limit their abstract to oral presentation or e-poster only. If this option is selected and the author preference cannot be met, the abstract will be rejected. Abstracts with no limit have the best chance of being accepted. If your poster is accepted as an oral presentation, it should be no longer than 8 minutes.
For the abstract to be considered, at least one of the authors must be registered to LATICFA Congress 2022 before August 31th, 2022.
Abstracts limited to e-Poster will not be considered for an oral presentation.
The selection committee gives greater priority to work that is groundbreaking, will impact practice patterns or has clinical implications.
Type of paper:
• Research
• Clinical case
• Surgery
• Science
Topic Selection:
Please refer to the list of main subject classifications. Be as specific as possible when making your selection; you may only select one topic:
1. Epidemiology, Antenatal diagnosis and genetic counselling
2. Anatomy, embryology
3. Pierre Robin sequence / Neonatal airway management
4. Feeding, Nutrition
5. Nursing Surgery – Orthognathic / Craniofacial
6. Speech/Language – therapy, assessment, intervention
7. Audiology
8. Surgery - Secondary speech
9. Otorhinolaryngology / Ear Nose and Throat
10. Dentistry – Pediatric, Restorative
11. Pre-surgical orthopedics
12. Registries programs for cleft
13. Multidisciplinary Team functioning
14. Psychology in Cleft Lip and Palate. Neuropsychology Education
15. Telemedicine / Technology
16. Patient, Community and Public Engagement
17. Surgery - Secondary soft tissue (Lip, nose revision)
18. Alveolar bone grafting
19. Surgery - Primary (Cleft lip, nose and palate repair)
20. Dentistry – Orthodontics
21. Anesthesia
22. Surgery – Orthognathic / Craniofacial
23. International cleft care
Abstract Body:
1. Author
2. Author Institution
3. Co-authors
4. Co-author institution
5. Title
6. Objective
7. Material and method
8. Results
9. Conclusions
The maximum characters allowed for the abstract body are 2,500 characters. Longer abstracts will not be successfully submitted.
Reminders:
• Did you proofread your abstract? Concise and clear abstracts are graded well. Misspellings and typographical errors reflect badly on the research.
• When using abbreviations within the abstract text, first include the complete term followed by the abbreviation in parenthesis.
Authors:
• Changes to author lists will not be allowed after the submission
• The Scientific Committee reserves the right to disqualify submissions that fail to meet the requirements.
• Submitting authors are required to provide contact information for all co-authors.
Other Information
• I verify that the abstract follows submission policy regarding copyright as described in the submission guidelines.
• I understand that submission of an abstract is an agreement to present as scheduled.
• All submitted abstracts must be original and authors must have the rights to present it.
